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• Nina (4529)
• [2003-03-12 19:04]
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Hey, this is different! I like the way you cought this famous building hiding behind the snow covered slopes and all the children enjoying the fun. At the same time, the late sun has illuminated the building very nicely and the sky is just begginig to change colour. This is not a ctiticism, but if it was me I would crop just a little of the excess sky.

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• BobTrips (1847)
• [2003-03-12 19:50]
• [3] - [workshop] [compare]

I'll agree with Nina on taking a little off the top.

I wish you had been able to work around the saplings in the foreground. It would be a cleaner shot without them.

I ran this one through Neat Image and posted the results in the Workshop.

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• adam (848)
• [2003-03-13 2:11]

Beautiful image in so many ways, I agree with Nina's critique whole-heartedly.

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• ornis (1271)
• [2003-03-17 16:09]
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Very nice colors and atmosphere. You can really feel the cold. I also like all these tiny silhouettes on the ice blue snow. Little trees in the foregronud are nice too. All together, very attractive shot.

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• AdiAdar (2488)
• [2003-05-17 3:31]
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one of the most beautifull photographes i had ever saw in this site. the division between the colors is very interesting and part that pic to 2 parts of event.

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• Porteplume (3078)
• [2003-07-04 6:59]

Great idea to link to this photo!

It's a truely beautiful scene and the sun & shadow parts are completing eachother perfectly.

* I noticed the people dark silhouette are very similar to Peter Brueghel's Winter

"But flame, nor ice, nor piercing rock,
Nor silence, as of a frozen sea,
Nor that slant inward infinite line
Of signboard, bird, and hill, and tree,
Give more than subtle hint of him
Who squandered here life's mystery.
Nor that slant inward infinite line
Of signboard, bird, and hill, and tree,
Give more than subtle hint of him
Who squandered here life's mystery."

By Walter de la Mare, "Brueghel's Winter

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• kooki (547)
• [2003-10-09 6:36]

Tres harmonieuse Foto avec un zest de soleil couchant.

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• dawekato (1879)
• [2004-06-24 22:11]

I like this. It's a place I've never seen. You have captured the atmosphere very well -- the cold climate, but Russians making the best of the situation by enjoying the snow.